- the Late
Oligocene to
Early Miocene of Argentina. The type
species is L.
suinus,
named in 1897 by Ameghino, with
referred species including L. lacerum,...
- swine;"
Avestan hu "wild boar;" Gr**** hys "swine;"
Latin sus "swine",
suinus "pertaining to swine"; Old
Church Slavonic svinija "swine;"
Lettish sivens...
-
their sole
victory against Bhutan, 1–0
thanks to a goal from
captain Pru
Suinu. Nonetheless, the team
failed to
advance past the
group stages.
After 2012...
-
representation with Z-signs and
later with S-signs. A
variant form of Sin's name,
Suinu, is also
attested in
texts from Ebla. It has been
pointed out that an Eblaite...
- Proto-Germanic blinkaną, blīkaną
swine cochino (onomatopoeic) suíno <
Latin suīnus < Proto-Germanic swīną dew rocío < Lat.
rosidus orvalho < Gothic/Suebian...
-
Syria by the Amorites. The
Eblaites instead referred to
their moon god as
Suinu,
similar as
their contemporaries in Kish, and in
addition to
phonetic writing...
-
character was astral. Furthermore, a moon god
analogous to
Mesopotamian Sin,
Suinu, was
worshiped in Ebla.
Lunar character has also been
ascribed to another...
-
Suinu Pru
Marma (Bengali: সুইনু প্রু মারমা) is a
Bangladeshi former footballer who pla**** as a midfielder. She
aspired to be a
teacher as a child. She...
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Lambdaconus suinus Lambdaconus inaequifacies...
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Coniopternium andinum Quebrada Fiera North Proterotheriidae cf.
Lambdaconus suinus Quebrada Fiera North Pyrotheriidae Pyrotherium romeroi Quebrada Fiera North...
